I added a new user, and logged in as it, but in home folder of my user didn't contain a .bashrc file. why didn't this file get created? Note that a .bash_history file did get created.
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Either You created user by using some simple command that does not copy the skeleton for user directory Or the skeleton directory in /etc/skel does not contain the .bashrc file |
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This is not a problem. You can create the file if you need to customize your settings. |
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~/.bashrc, not./bashrc. – Anton Kovalenko Feb 20 at 18:17